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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-04
Another Earthquake shock on the
Pacific slope.
lBy iolograph Dol tho Dispatth.I

10y ttltkfuph W bhO bi'f"NA'
SAN Francesca. June 3.-An earthquake
.wfIt OVER the ere,ter portion OF Northern
California and Western Nevada between
ARD o'clock this morning. Reports nom
different points seem 10 phce the centre OF
the wave at some place on the boundary
line between the two States.
One house near Genoa, New, after the
earthquake was surrounded by crack 10
the ground IRON an inch to a foot in Width.
aud arolh,r stroke equally rs heavy woJid
have destroyed every brick house N the
town.
. At Sacramento Il shook the houses,
making them rumble as Il the
windows were btiUg slammed by
gusts Of viuG. In Yosemite Valley TIE
shock was very distinctly felt. At Carson
CITY, New, pictures and plastcrng ieil
from walls. A large amount OF plastering
fell from The supreme Court, in the Capitol
building. The Hot Springs are reported
dried up. Virginia city and TrucSee, In
Nevada, and Marysyille, Chico, and Nevada
CITY. in California, are few OF the many
other points affected by the shock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-04
The Brewers Boycoft OIL.

PHILADELPHIA, June 3.-The long'con-
tinued brewers strike came tn an end to-
day by an agreement entered into by The
brewers and employees, and the boycott is
of, although no official action 10 that effect
has vet been taken. BY the terms OF the
agreement signed to-day the men now out
are to return 10 work as fast as loom
can be made for them, and are to be
left free 10 induce nOn.union employees to
join their organization. The wages TO be
paid will be about the same as when the
'trlke was inaugurated, and in case OF dlf-
I, rences in the future arbitration will be
resorted TO. The agreement is to continue
In force for one year.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-04

can pa,eu. Since that time a great change
bas taken ulacr, AID Russia has bocope a
neivhhor Of Aiehanlisn. The paper sass:
We cBu only suppose that England cher
i,hCs an intention 10 profit by Tue present
disorders in Afghsnistln a.d TO becoDc
nisirss Of The country. In that
case Russia @ould demand serious
guarantees That England's proximity
would not omblrrass Russin's position
In C,ntral Asia. aud II England refused tn
give the guarantees Russia would take mea-
surrs regarding the Afghan frontier pro-
ylnces which she deemed expedicn', and
would moi be concerned whether they were
agreeable to England or not.
The AGUOsie says that England Is mis-
taken III ncglectlng 10 concilialc Russia.
II the Amer Is ovrrthrOwn, says the paper.
England will Implore Russia's help.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-04
Emperor william Lays n Corner
Stone.

by Anglo American cable to the Dspatch.l
KIrL. June 3-Emperor William to-day
laid the fourdano1. stone OF li0ltenau lock
u tie North sea canal. Minister Won Bet
iicher read an address, and the President
% he Reicbsiag presented the emperor
aiih q irowcl and hammer. The Emperor
tnCu topped the stone with the hammer.
he Us followed By Prince william and
olh,r Prince, ministers, mem ners OF the
Bundcpilth, and The presidents Of the
Rtichstac and LanGtag, each Of whom
.tru, K the stone tbice lines with the ham
mcr. Court. Chaplain kOegel then blessed
The work. The iialejsh chorus was sung,
and the exercises closed with three cheers
Tor the Emperor and singing OF the ma
lional anthem.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-04
The paris Opera.ITouse Horror.

tjy AnglO-American cable 10 the Dispatcn.I
PARIS. June 3.-.Tbe In France says the
Folire authorities are keeping from the plb-
tic The aciusl number OF deaths resulting
from the Opera COmique fire. Many bodies.
IL SAYS, have been taken from the ruins at
various times and removed 10 the MorEue
unknown to the people. The La France
estimates the real number OF lives lost by
the fire Of o or two hundred. Nine. Blon.
al lady VITO was in the theatre when the
Gre lroke ont, has Just died from the effects
Of nesvou. fright experienced in her escape
from The burnir g building.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-04
Racing IN England.

lBy Anglo-American cable to the Dispatch
LoNpoH, June g. rne race for the WHIT
suntide plate Of 5000 sovereigns. for two.
yesr.olds. was run today with nineteen
starters. Douglas Baird's bay FLY Briar-
root won by neck; Lord Zettland's bay
colt by Isoucmy out Of Ellangswan second,
ard the Duke Of Portlard's bay colt Ayr
SHIRE third only head behind.
Douglas Baird also took the Electric
stakes for tbree.year- olds at sAnsdo9n
Park to-day with his bay colt Woodland.
The stake was a plate valued at 1000 soye-
reigns.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-04

REVIEW oP CHICAGO MARKET.
CHICAGO, June a-There was nothing spocia.
In tight at the opening TO cause any change Ia
prices, nor was the temper OF the local crowd
In any material sense different from that pre-
Yailing yesterday afternoon. Private cables
quoted wheat dull with a turn In buyers
favor. Receipts here were eSi cars OF wheat
July wheat opened az s6Ac. and eased OF TO
s6S.c, then sold up 70 So as6ssc; June sold at
soc. All through the first hour wheat dragged
very heavily, keeping close TO early quotations.
There were no orders on the door, nor were
the CLIQUE houses dispceed 20 10 anything at
all. After IL o'clock tho market became
little less lifeless, but could not
DO called more tnan ordinarily active. Adyicss
frcm California were that "seller the year"
wac SC. perennial higher. This was SUFFICIENT
bull news 10 bring In 9 good many who we've ON
tho edge. Ciearances a. New York wore re-
ported at $4,000 bushels. which tact tho bulls
also used as q lever. The conditions brought
out by even those slight circumstances Was SAT-
fclent 70 put July up 30 Ga gain Of oaly 20.
but II Was we'll maintained because Of tho good
demand tor wheat 81 that price. Thsso
quotations. ruled up 70 The close u NE morning
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-04
THE RICHMOND DISPATCH SATURDAY JUNE A. 1887

of The present trial. Assistant States
Attorney Walker thereupon mide
a powerful speech, outlining for the
first time the plan OF prosecution.
lie decIsred TINT IN. state expected 10 prove
bv them lIai there mad been regular ss-
ttnoiic combination hetwcon Warden NC
GSriolp and the necessary numbfr OF mem
h'is 81 the County Board 10 deffaud The
county, and that MrGaiig.e was the clear
irg.Louse OF the boodle pool. Judge
Sb,ferd ruled that all The bills should be
Fd,niil1d
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-04
MARRIAGES.

observation-disclosures. on Welne3-
day, June /, 1855, NJ tho residence Of the OIL
Glazing minister. by Rev. J. b. Hutsou, Mr..
CHARLES o. HOPE aud Miss 5fARY L. CARD
WELL; all Of this city.
MILLER-DAVIS.- Married. in this city, on
Tuesday, May q. 1881, by Rev. j. &. tlut5on,
Sir. FRANK MILLER ana Miss ELLA DAVIS
both OF Richmond, We.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., in Rich
moAd. Va, June %. ly lioy. Il. II. PITT. IL. A.
>. TAYLOR and Hiss DELlLAh DlDLAkE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-04
~ MEyi0RIAN.

DR.. LEWIS c. RANDOLPH, son OF the late
DR.. Benjamin +. Randolph, OF Albemarie coun-
~, Va, died az his homo. In Nelson county, On
the %9ih Gay Of HAY, 1857, after lingering Ill
ness CT Doyeral months. He was about forty
seven years OF age. and leaves widow add
seven children and his venerable mother To
mourn for him. tie Was cultivated In mind,
pure In heart, expert IN bis profession. In his
character wore united manly courage and
brmness, with gentlenoss and considerate
tenderness for others which only thorough re-
tinement develops. lie was beloved by all who
knew MIN, both "a surgeon In the Confede-
rate army and as country physician In the
county OF his adoption. Bearing patiently the
burdens aud cares Of this life, he resisted It's
temptations, and was true 20 his family, his
country, and his God. Friendship asks that
note be taken-here Is q good man gone,
gccd example left u.s.
his neighbors have lost friend. his family
their guardian, the Church faithful member,
he state patriotic citizen.
Eoqmescaf in pace.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-04
Brighton neach Races.


NLW YuRg. June 2.-FiTst race-'or
meiden thIo,.y, ar-oldS and upward, five
mrlorcs- MI .p.rondum won; Racquet
second. Uarya third. ZINE, 1;0li.
Second r,,c-->,lling allowances, three
quarters 81 miiC-won by GlenbrOob;
CHATTER second. Mary Hamilton third.
Time. Ill.
Tfird racc-i.r ~ ag"s. three quTters
~ uilc-VOI Lv HrImbe,on; Tip>y
,CcorG, hrn,trnu" ;bird. Time, l:l65.
Fourth lace I'll ages. nile and quar-
CIV II bt Blrnum; Ernest second,
King T. third. Tune, 2:l2l
Tib Tacc-i0r hclten horses, selling
.lioWancG, Sven lurlonss go otandiiOrd
Kcllar won; susie, Fo' bcs second, Hermi-
moc third TINE, 1:30!.
Siyia racc-'or beaten horses, selling
III wenccs. seven fGflongs-MelogOs won !;
Ecokuk ,coud. Holder third. Time, 1919.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-04
Resisting the President.
fBy telegraph 70 tho Dispatch.l

WASHINGTON, ID. c.. June 3.-John N.
oliver, justice OF the peace Tor the District
~ Columbia, was recently removed from
ofBce by the President. and his successor
snnointed. oliver disputes the Presidenps
oower OF removal, aud asserts inst he can
only be removed by the Supreme Court OF
me District for cause. He refuses 10 sur.
rsnoer bis Office, and continues 10 sign his
name officially. IL Is probable the courts
wifi have 10 settle the matter.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-04
Ordered so be Sold Into Seryitude.
nv telooraph 10 the Diepatchi

CHICAGO, June "a Times special from
paoucah, Nv, saws: In the City Court yes
ierday Mollie Jackson, white woman, was
convicted OF yagrancy, and Judge Thorlas
ordered that she be sold to the highest bid
der for thirty days. The sale Will be made
as soon as an advertisement has been
issued. This Is the first judgment OF the
Kind ever made in this section, but II Is not
without precedent in other places Ia Ken.
,ncky. Judge ThOmas's action hes met
with a great deal OF uDIavorable comment.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-04
wesle, and the Coercion Bill.

lBy Anglo-American cable 70 INC DlspaVhI
LONDON, June A circular has been
sent 10 one thousand representative men,
bers OF The Wesleyan Church asking their
opinlon of the Coy, rnments IRISH coercion
bill. Sixty.nine per cent. OK those who re-
ceIyed the circular condemn the measure.
on the minority a large number condemn
The proposed law individually, but refuse
TO sign petitions against II Oh the ground
that they do not approve, as members OF
Inc Church, Of meddling with politics.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-04
sequel so the Lynching OF the Davi
Boys.
[By telegraph to the Dispatch

LOUISVILLE, KY, Jure g. Later reports
from Eckeft, Ind, where the Davis boys
were knched for abductiDg and a,sanlting
Miss Flsnnegan, say that William Kellam,
iather.in-law oil one Of the Davis boys, was
Iyncbed at the some time. Its also report.
ed that the mob went 10 the home OF Mrs.
Emlow, mother OF the DAVIS boys. and
dragged away Andrew Emlow, a younger
son OF the old woman His body has not
been found, and the lynchers will not tell
what was done with hun. Miss Fllnnegan
L. recovering
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-04
FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
KATTEBs THAT ARE INTERESTING
TIE EUROPEAN CONTINENT.
The Russian Finance and the Roths-
ehilds- feeret NeRotistions-The Mos
COW Gazette" Very Jubilant.
ny Anclo-Americnn cable 10 The pI,paich.l

(Hy AnGlo-American cable TO the Dispatch.l
ST. PETERSBURG, June 3.-The MOSCOW
Gazette announces that secret negotiations
have heen going on between the Russian
Ministry Of Finance and n synnictic Of
European bankers, headed by the koths'
clilcs, ard have ie,ultfd In an agreement
Tor tie conversion q the RI>sida credit
ilrcir mujual Eve into securities bearing
q utr cen Interest. 1h'4, says the "a
zctic. il prelude 10 similar conversion OF
~ tto kuS.iiu dcbt. The Roihsc1ilds for
tn yeas rl,t have ,tcadily refused to en-
|r nlio abv DEALINGS with the Russian
GoyrrrmcT'. TIE Gazette IS iubilluI over
tbeIesui oi TIE neeotlatiOp.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-04
"The light that lies

IN WUTudU Hyts
Is ray Of IIeayon's own brightness, bat II Is,
alas, often dlmmed or quonched by some wear
ing disease. perhaps silently borne, but taking
al comfort and enjoyment out OF life. That
light q the household can be rekindlo1 and
made 10 glow with is natural brightness. DR..
II. Y. Pierce's "Fayorite Prescription Is a po-
tent specific for m0stOf the chronic weaknesses
md aiseases peculiar % women.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-04
yTcHHoED STOCK RxCHAH9g.

FRIDAY, june 3, 1887.
sALFs-FIRsT Board, 200 Richmond city6's
Of 40.
SECOND BOARD.-1,0O0 Richmond, Frederlcks-
burg and Potomac dividend obligation az ll3E,
1000 60. at 113%.
Clnslnn nnntatlnna at thu Stock Rnard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-04
MARKETS By TELEeRSPE
NEW YORK


REV YORK, June3.-Cotton quiet and steady
sales, 800 bales; uplands, II 7-l6c. Orleans,
l&c. Southern flour quie, and unchanged.
Mheat-SIot, AaAc. and options '.al4c. higher,
the lstter on June, closing steady with some
reaction; No. red. June. 961S aG Nc; July,
g5A a95 li-i6c. August, 93Ia93hc., closing at
933sc. Corr Spot, firm and fairly active
options tliie better but less active; No. =,
June. 46Ea7lSc.; July, 41zta4Shc.; August,
4S7Iai9jSc.. closing at i9isc. Oats-No. June
and July, 33a33I<c.. closing at 33lsc.; August,
3i7<c., closing same. Hops unchanged and duh.
COfiee-SpCt-Fair Rio steady at S22.25 options
lower and active mo. Rio not quoted June.
$40 15ai20.s0; July, s20.25a$209J; August,
so 75a$2l45 Sugar dull and nominal; fair re-
inning Axe. refined firm c. 4 olga ll-i6c.
extra c, 4 l3-lGai Is 49,. yellow 4Aai 7-l4c. +;
mould A, 5Ia5 10 Ice. contectloner's A. 5 il-l6a
5Ac.; Of A, l-l6aI6c.; standard A, 5-i6a
SIC. cut-loaf and flushed. G Lice. powdered.
5 l5-l6a6c. granulated, 5Ac.; cubes, 5'sa
sold at 5000. Rice firm. Cotton-seed oil al
&c. for crude, 4Laf0Hc. for refined Rosin quiel
and firm at 2l.z5asl.D. Turpentine steady
al IS a359c Hides firm aud moderate inquiry
Wet sailed New Orleans selected, IS 70 u
pounds, 9A alec; Texas selected, 20 10 ~
pounds, 10c. Wool quiet and unchanged. Pork
steady and moderately active mess, quoted sil
for new SO for old. Beef dull. Middles duh aud
nominal Lard sal0 points higher and mode
rately active; western steam. spot, s5.yOas6 VI
July, {GsO0t6g9; August, sGg9la.Ol. Frelghts
iUi.
CHICAGO.
CpIcAdC, June 3.-Cash quotations were
Flour lrm and unchanged. No. ssprlng wheat
90lc. No. spring wheat, SIC. 1; No. ? red, SOC
No. . corn. 3Slic. No. oats, 25hc. Mes+pork
20 50as23. Lard. s6.50a.6.55. short-rlD side
lloose). EAasZ4o. Dry -salted shoulder
81 G5ag.70. Whiskey. SLi0.
Leading futures ranged as follows:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-04
The Chicago Bosd,e Cases.
[py telegraph to the pIsnairh.l

CHICAGO, June "a sensation was pre-
clpualed 10 The Doodle cises to-day by the
defence arguing against the introduction
Of tllls hearing on any Transactions except
few specific ones which form the bisis
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-04
Russin's Position Toward Afghan
IslaEs.

ny Anglo American cable 70 the Dispateh.l
ST. Pr1ERsBuBG, June 3.--The Novoe
yremya says that Russia never agreed 10
,eeard Aiehanistan rs outside OF her innu
nee. There was only Conversational
exchange Of views during RussIa's Knaya
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-04

%o4uotc: Fino, t2.5Oas275; saperfne. fa75a
s3.95; extra, * tCaS375 family, S4a&t5e; pStont
ttE,,Y, rOuBtry, SL75aS5.25
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-04
GBAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND, June 3, 1851.
OFPBRIN9A
CoRN.-3.50O bushels.
OATs.--l coo bushes.
SALES EBPORrED TO SECRETARY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-04
FINANCIAL
Nxw YORK BALTIMORE, ARD RICE
NonD STOCK YxuHAEaEs.
Grain, Provisions, Cotton. febesse, frf'
psntins, Rosin, Tar, sps
Peanut Markets,
by telegraph to the pispatch.l

NEW YORK, Juno 3.-1he tone OF tho stock
martet to-day was In marked contrast WIN
that Of yesterday. Almost everything sho"oi
handsome improvement Fort Worth ana
Denver, for the FIRST time In many days. closed
with net gain for the day. Jersey Central
was remarkably strong whom II became known
that progress was being made upon ire re-
organization plan. Reading was stillless acu'e
than yesterday. Changers were strong. espe.
ciRlly Northwestern. The upward movement
Was checked towards p. NJ. aud In the last hour
prices sseged of, the market finally closing
quiet ana heavy. The total business was sib-
COO shares. Almost the entire active llst -
higher this evening, although net advances are
confined to fractions only in most cases. put
Jersey Central Il up = and Oregon improve
mentl ~.
SoJn.--Stocks quiet and steady. Money easy
at 4a5 per cent Exchange-Long, 40 aicoH :
short. i68EaiS01. Governments dull.
Misunderstanding dull and steady. Money
fa6 per cent, closing at 4. Sub-Treasnry bal
Gold. fl35 0C6,0 goo; currency, ti5.%sl ,OJl
Governments dun: per cents, 1898; per
a. Itrl1
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-04
sTOCk.BROKRRs, Ae.
PROPOSALS..

OFyIcg on COMMISSION ron TIE CoSsrsuc-l
fgox on THE C0SGRESsloxAL-LfnRA
BUILDING, No. las HAST CAPITOL srRggr,
WASHINGTON, ID. C., May u. isS7.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN TO
IN ALL OWNERS OF LglIDIN0-STONE
QCARRiES who choose 70 submk snsn,les for
The various stone-works OF the Congression Al
lib: airy Building al Washington. D. O., 70 for
ward he same TO this once. prepaid and care
fally packed. They should eonsis& a four q,
enc (i) inch cabes, smco:hiy rubbed On I'll
sides quot pollshec); i've % eight d inch
cubes. with Que sido quarry faced, one Alba
chisclled. ono side hAminerSdressed one siio
ten iif1 ess-vcrk, one side bush hAmiassoa II
sssaI'e. aaa ono aldo gol.ishsssS;, ,,u,., ,,,.
Ar.tisset ssssicask Lihss1y EsiI1ise
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-04

Young or mildlc-aeed men suffering
from nervous debility or other delicate ais
rently cured Address, Worlds Disponsary
Medical Association, Buffalo, NY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-04

YNHF HUGE, DRASTIC, GRIPPING,
sckcrirg pills are fast being superseded
by d.. Ficfces "Purgatiye Pel!eis.' Sold by
druggists,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-04

POOK AND JOB WORK NEATLY
~ nix,EcuTED AT TIE DIsPATcHPRINT
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-04
observation-disclosures.


Moon sets.......... 3.51 Evening .......... $40
PORT OF RICHMOND. JuNS 3, 1857.
SAILED.
Steamship Guyando,te. Kelly New York, msr-
chandise and Passengers, G. W. Allen Co.,
agents.
Steamer Pioneer, Hines. Philadelphia, mer-
chandise and passengers, j. w. McCarrick.
agent.
steamer Ariel. Davis. Norfolk, United States
maD, merchandise and passengers, l. b. Ia
sum. agent
INoTE--The schooner |. w. Hines, from
ROckle nd, with lime, when arrived Thursday.
WAS consigned TO Warner Moore, and not as re-
ported yesterday
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS. June 3, 1877.
by telegraph
Arrived.
Steamship George Appold. Blilups, Balti-
more, and sailed for Savannah.
Steamship William Crane. Warren, Provi-
deLce, and sailed for West Point.
steamship Seneca, Walker. West Point
steamship York City, Benne, Norfolk.
Steamship Emiliano, Bsngos, Norfolk.
steams hip Harbinger, Dabney, New Orleans,
for coal.
SAILED.
Schooner J. B. Ogden, Tole, Portland, coal
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-04

INSURANCE AGENTS.
HAVING BEEN APPOINTED
GENERAL AGENTS
for the Old and staunch
LONDON AND LANCASHIRE PIRE-INsU-
RANCE COMPANY,
the CAPITAL and Reserve Fund OF which exceed
sis,0Oo.oo0,
We are better prepared than ever 70 ofIer
sAFR AND RELIABLE INSURANCE.
SHELTON & cABELL,
Fire, Life, Accident ard Marine Agency,
Tenth and Banx streets
Telephone 800. my N-eo<i6t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-04
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.

JUNE a-Market quiet but steady at 3%c. for
prime aud 3Ac. for extra prime. Tho recent
large sales have considerably reduced the stock
here.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-26
Pure candles ut Bereuron'a
Talk Over tho Telephone.


RRRP- R-R.R-R R.P- r R-R R.
RR.P?
"Wel.?"
"Givs us the White H ,uss, Wash
ington, d O."
"R r.r-r-.r p"
"Hellt Whats wAnted?"
"W ho is .. the phone?"
why me, g. O."
"Oa, sh! 1 Just wanted to ask q
question"
"Well, what Is iL?"
"WLy, you see that the Reform
Democrats OF Maryland are going to
support the Republican ticket nominA.
ted on Wednesday last, and thst will
ele,t 1t. Wha. are you going to dc
about it?"
"Oh, don't worry yourself Abou
that Maryland will not go Republ,-
can while l have Higgins and ThomA
and RAisin to s,nd up to Baltimore t,
whoop up things. 1t Is fortunate TO
me that 1 have tu,h enthusiastic re
formers at my right hand. Cowsn ma!
send somebody to the psnitentisry, bu
/ have the psrdoniny po wer, and dom
you forget 1t. You know ho~ orough
"Jin" Murphy out OF the peniten tiAr!
ts Oa.o don't you? Well, peve. ge
scared while l have Higgins, Thoms
and Ralsin. Maryland will go Deno
/ cratic. you be.."
SAN right. / Just felt q little AK
ious about 1t. that was ALL"
GOOD bye" R.r.rp.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-26
AFanoa verdict.

The twenty. -four farmers who went
With Mr.. johnson mp TO Trenton yes
terdsy to see the Dayton hedge fence
we're oil Of one mind after they saw 1t
and investigated 1t, and they came
home with the same story, that first, 1t
can be made from old hedge fences that
| have been considered worthless for
many years, and is o. durable and
band ONE o. II made from new Usage
plants; second, the roots are prevented
| from spreading, by which means ground
Gan be cultivated close to the hedge,
thereby utilizing the ground: third, Il
10 kept thin without losing streng 9Th,
aud can be made any height desired; !;
fourth, 1t is close at the bottom, pre-
venting the smallest animals from
passing through, also the strongest Of
anl male; Hfth, It 10 cheaper than any
other practical fence now In use; sixth,
We heartily commend the adoption OF
this fence to the farmers Of New Castle
County. Here are twenty.four men,
repu table men, read their names In our
local columns. Yeomen Of New CASTLE
County, leading farmers OF the same,
tud uum ucE thes oSAApuoo tho
Grand Jury Of New Castle County,
who have all agreed upon . unanimous
aud positive verdict In favor OF the
Dayton osAge orange hedge fence. Such
. verdict liz . case ei capital punish
msnt would not be questioned or criti-
o!ssd. The Dayton hedge 10 the fence
for the farmers o. New Castle County.
Why bother longer with posts and
rstl,, poles, boards, galvanized
and barbed wires, or any other fenoe
that ei ther swAgs down, breaks down.
olo vs. down or rots down In few years $
when here is fence that occupies no
more room, is 81 ways fresh and green,
sn ornament to . place and costs less,
that will last . hundred years and
longer, II anybody wanted 1t longer.
Here Is an opportunity for cheap ., strong,
pretty fences that the farmers OF Nav
Castle County should not ignore. The
lightning rod man and the pessifsrous
book agent may still fnd victims, but
there 10 no hum bug about this fence. 1t
stands there and speaks for itself.
There Is nothing hidden aoout It. Every
intslli gent man can ses right through 1t
at q glance. 1. has no tongue. but It is
eloquent In Its silence. Il girds itself
in strength, robes itself In beauty, and
stands forth rs the future fense OF the
farmer.